1 TIi£ GHDNAll
2 but the same being probably the «IM in iM temiining pilt uf tlw route, I
3 liaveaot|Nititd0OTW tiMNiilh tiia dHtaiioeagi^ Tte wiMtb rani it tMsd
4 to b« MSiaBely practicable ftr * man on fix>t» being through hills all tlie m^i
5 The Jelum is not fonUitle at' any seaaon, Aougfa in many places nearly so, ai
6 men and horses cross with ease, ha:%'injT only fifteen or twenty yards to swim.
7 After a course of four hundred and fifty iii]le>, it joins the Chunab at Trim-
8 moo (ihat, ten coss below Jbung and tilty above Moultan, in whicli it loses
9 itaiwatt.. Hmn jmnt itrawH^ oaUed Chnmb or CboolMt racohie.liM
10 RatfiM tweotyuax. oom lover dom, n«er IkzOihab end-Alune^oor fiwa the
11 caelward, and pass four miles and e half north of Moultan, retaining llie
12 iHHDe of Chunab to within four caat of Ooch, where th^ are joined at Shee-
13 neebukree by the Crharra or joint 8tr«nns of the Beyah, or Beas, nnd Sutley,
14 fifly-eight coss bclms Moultan, and thirty-two below liuhawuipoor. ¥iom ihis
15 point to Mitteuda Kut, where they fail into the Indus, ibrty-foui' cotts, tiiese
16 live ettttune inonotalw uptheiMM^PiB^nid. The Indos end Pn^ibid
17 raaneailf peraUeltoeediollierfivtlwdiitaioei tiie dietaaiDe ecraei finm
18 Ooch bong only seven coss, ten miles and a haUl Tbe wlmle of tbii qpaoe
19 is one complete sheet of water in the rains and hot season, and appears as one
20 river. This might possibly give rise to the mistake in the maps formerly
21 published, in making tlie Garra join the Indus instead of the Cliunab or jomt
22 streams of the Chunab, Jelum, and Ravee. For the waters of them and
23 the Indus meet fir aotne diataooe above the juoctkmof tfieGfaaneh with
24 tilBHit ...
25 The greatest breadth of llie Doab, between the Jebm and IndtB» appears
26 to be at the point we cmosed it ; from Attock to Jel!n!porc Ghat, on tlie Je-
27 lum, a hundred and tburteen miles horizontal di tancL' ; and trom Moultan at
28 iiaj Ghat to Udoo Kot (seventeen miles from tiic Indus), was thirty-three
29 milefl. Tile norlliem part of tint Doab, from 33° up, is hilly ; and to tiie
30 •outhwafd b a deaavtf with the eicepciaii of » ftw inflee IB fiiom ^
31 tiw 1X901% which ie ovndown and nch* ,
32 THE CHUMAB (ACESIiras)
33 leHiabigeetof tbePkugabmni itimaiarad ottte Wbmnbad GImI^
34 OB the 311k flfJuljr, one mile, .tkioeflixloqgi^ and twen^peraho^ fiooiedlgi
35 to edge of mfter, and the oonndii^ wtn tfie Mme aa the Jeium, fourteeft
36 ftok tlM greataeW but tbe enmnt was more npid hj a knot and a iHlf | the
37 4P 2
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